1982 Tartan 33 Sold Boat in Solomons, MD US
Built in 1982
33
1 Engine (Universal)
33.7 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Accommodations/Layout: Forward V-berth; hanging locker and drawers to port, and head with shower to starboard. Salon with single settee to port and convertible settee to starboard. Galley to port, nav station to starboard. Double quarterberth to port.
- Teak interior
- Teak/holly sole
- New Lewmar portlights w/screens
- Bulkhead mounted dining table
- Stereo and speakers
Galley
- Gimbaled 3-burner stove
- Stainless steel sink
- Icebox
Deck
- 28-lb Danforth anchor
- 33-lb Bruce anchor
- Dock lines
- Fenders and fender covers
- Aluminum telescoping boathook
- Stainless steel telescoping deck brush
Sails/Rigging
- Keel stepped mast
- Harken roller furling
- Forespar rigid vang
- Upgraded Harken mainsheet and traveler system
- Upgraded primary jib winches with new jib track and Harken jib lead cars
- Mainsail
- 155% genoa
- 100% jib
- 80% jib
- (1) symmetrical spinnaker
- (1) asymmetrical spinnaker
- Spinnaker sheets and gear
- Carbon fiber spinnaker pole
Electronics/Navigation
- Chart plotter
- Autohelm
- Depth, speed, wind indicators
Engine/Mechanical
- Battery charger
- Spare Martec folding prop
- Spare engine parts, fuel pump, raw water pump, belts and hoses
Accommodations/Layout: Forward V-berth; hanging locker and drawers to port, and head with shower to starboard. Salon with single settee to port and convertible settee to starboard. Galley to port, nav station to starboard. Double quarterberth to port.
- Teak interior
- Teak/holly sole
- New Lewmar portlights w/screens
- Bulkhead mounted dining table
- Stereo and speakers
Galley
- Gimbaled 3-burner stove
- Stainless steel sink
- Icebox
Deck
- 28-lb Danforth anchor
- 33-lb Bruce anchor
- Dock lines
- Fenders and fender covers
- Aluminum telescoping boathook
- Stainless steel telescoping deck brush
Sails/Rigging
- Keel stepped mast
- Harken roller furling
- Forespar rigid vang
- Upgraded Harken mainsheet and traveler system
- Upgraded primary jib winches with new jib track and Harken jib lead cars
- Mainsail
- 155% genoa
- 100% jib
- 80% jib
- (1) symmetrical spinnaker
- (1) asymmetrical spinnaker
- Spinnaker sheets and gear
- Carbon fiber spinnaker pole
Electronics/Navigation
- Chart plotter
- Autohelm
- Depth, speed, wind indicators
Engine/Mechanical
- Battery charger
- Spare Martec folding prop
- Spare engine parts, fuel pump, raw water pump, belts and hoses
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Overview from around the web 1982 Tartan 33
Customers praise the 1982 Tartan 33 for its solid construction and classic design, highlighting its excellent sailing performance and comfortable interior layout
Many appreciate the boat's sturdy build quality, which provides confidence in various sea conditions. Owners often mention the spacious cabin and well-thought-out accommodations, making it ideal for extended cruising. The Tartan 33’s balance of handling and comfort makes it a favorite among sailors seeking a reliable and timeless cruiser.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1982 Tartan 33 is a classic cruising sailboat known for its blend of performance, comfort, and build quality. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with a strong fiberglass hull and quality craftsmanship, the Tartan 33 offers durability and longevity.
Comfortable Interior: The interior layout is spacious for a 33-foot boat, featuring ample headroom, a well-equipped galley, and comfortable sleeping accommodations.
Good Sailing Performance: With a well-balanced keel and sail plan, the Tartan 33 handles well under sail, offering a responsive and stable ride.
Classic Design: The traditional styling appeals to sailors who appreciate timeless aesthetics combined with practical features.
Reputation: Tartan Yachts is known for quality and customer support, adding to the boat’s desirability and resale value.
Cons
Older Systems: Being a 1982 model, some mechanical and electrical systems may require updating or maintenance to meet modern standards.
Limited Cabin Space: While spacious for its size, the cabin can feel a bit tight compared to newer 33-foot cruisers with more open layouts.
Heavier Weight: The solid build comes with extra weight, which can affect acceleration and light wind performance.
Maintenance: Older boats often require more upkeep, including potential issues with aging rigging, plumbing, and engine components.
Made For
The 1982 Tartan 33 is designed for sailors who seek a versatile and reliable cruiser-racer that balances comfortable cruising with competitive performance. Ideal for those who appreciate classic styling combined with solid construction, this boat suits individuals or families looking for a vessel capable of weekend getaways, extended coastal cruising, and club racing. Its manageable size and thoughtful layout make it well-suited for both novice and experienced sailors who value quality craftsmanship and timeless design.
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